Black and white photograph of the Gustavus Adolphus College campus, St. Peter, c. 1945.

Gustavus Adolphus College campus

Gustavus Adolphus College campus, St. Peter, ca. 1945.

Black and white photograph of students at Gustavus Adolphus College c.1972.

Gustavus Adolphus students

Students at Gustavus Adolphus College c.1972. Photographed by staff of the Gustavian Weekly student newspaper for an article published on October 27, 1972.

Guthrie Theater, riverside view

Guthrie Theater

The exterior of the Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis (818 South Second Street). Photograph by Flickr user Joe Wolf, July 2, 2018. CC BY-ND 2.0

Gutted interior of the Great Lakes Bar

Gutted interior of the Great Lakes Bar

The gutted interior of the Great Lakes Bar (101 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis), July 10, 1960.

Gwen Westerman – What Fort Snelling Means to Me

Gwen Westerman (Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota) describes her personal connections to Fort Snelling in different eras.

Black and white photograph of gym class at the State School, 1912.

Gym class, Owatonna State School

Gym class at the State School, 1912.

Black and white photograph of the gymnasium in the St. Paul Athletic Club, c.1925. Photograph by Charles P. Gibson.

Gymnasium in the St. Paul Athletic Club

Gymnasium in the St. Paul Athletic Club, c.1925. Photograph by Charles P. Gibson.

Black and white photograph of the gymnasium, at the Phyllis Wheatley House, ca. 1925.

Gymnasium, Phyllis Wheatley House

Gymnasium, Phyllis Wheatley House, ca. 1925.

The H. G. Leathers House, St. Francis, Minnesota, July 1990. Photographer unknown. Used with the permission of Anoka County Historical Society (Object ID# 3000.3.31).

H. G. Leathers House

The H. G. Leathers House, St. Francis, Minnesota, July 1990. Photographer unknown. Used with the permission of Anoka County Historical Society (Object ID# 3000.3.31).

Black and white photograph of the H.M.T. Strathaird, c.1942.

H.M.T. Strathaird

H.M.T. Strathaird, c.1942. The Strathaird transported the initial elements of the Thirty-fourth Division to Northern Ireland in January 1942. The Thirty-fourth was the first US army division to be sent to the European Theater. Photograph by Oliver Stivers of the 151st Field Artillery.

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